Nomads Fine Rugs & Art

The Mucky Duck is a popular restaurant on Captiva Island, with an original name. The English pub is located right on the beach, so you ca...

Voted by Coastal Weekly as Monterey's best new restaurant, this place is, as the title suggests, for those who have a passion fo...

This festival brings the past of the Monterey Peninsula to life. Re-enactors portray events in the area's history, from the first settler...

This museum is actually located in two different places, not too far from one another and in the oldest neighborhood of Monterey. At its...

Established back in 1970, this store houses Pat Hathways's extensive archive of historical photographs of Central California. The shop is...

Encompassing nearly 5,000 square feet, this Tudor-style British pub claims to be the original one in the area. It has a load of beers and...

Everything here is made from scratch, including the homemade sausages and pastas. The atmosphere is laid back; the colorful decor, the pl...

This is an oasis for the traveling sushi sophisticate. Exceptionally fresh fish is crafted into a dazzling array of traditional and speci...

Big-city sophistication meets old Monterey in this converted 1910 firehouse. The enormous dining room is the sharpest in town...

Viana Mar is on the main commercial thoroughfare, behind a granite facade whose severity is relieved by colorful awnings. Nea...

The menu here is packed full of intriguing coastal specialties from South of the Border. The spacious and tastefully decorated interior w...

The service, the atmosphere and the food are top notch here. Catering mostly to locals, the place features a relaxing outdoor garden heat...

This is a place for discerning customers who want only the best. The cuisine is primarily French with a definite California twist, and th...

All of the classic fusion seafood styling come into play on this menu. The entree list features Blackened Snapper, Pepper-Crusted Swordfi...